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Am I reading this right?What?! Look at last two cases on the listing ...
http://apps.supremecourt.az.gov/publicaccess/caselookup.aspx
Am I reading this right?What?! Look at last two cases on the listing ...
http://apps.supremecourt.az.gov/publicaccess/caselookup.aspx
Am I reading this right?
Go to that link and put in mom. Surprising.
We don't live in a one story, our bedrooms are on the 2nd floor, but we do sleep with the windows (screens on) open during the season when the days are hot and the nights are cooler. I know many of my neighbors do, as well.
If the Celis' slept with their windows open, they are close enough to Broadway that they would hear all kinds of noise all night long. Broadway is one of (if not THE) busiest thoroughfares in Tucson. Foot traffic, a bbq joint, buses, etc.
I don't know the charges the mother had but the Board of Nursing will allow the RN to go to rehab and be able to retain a license.Am surprised she still has an RN license.
So, your windows would be open at night when it is 52 degrees? I know some people like to get under their quilts all bundled up but I would be freezing. Our windows get shut when it hits the 60's, lol. Brrrrr... At 52 degrees I might even have to kick on the heat a little but I think that is more because of the humidity and dampness.52 feels pretty much like 52...humidity was in single digits over the weekend. I love sleeping with my windows open but then I have bars. Yes I know fire danger yada, yada...but I'll take my chances. I love the desert air flowing thru, especially after it rains...
O/T but we just moved to a 2nd story apartment and I am undecided on whether to keep the windows open at night, especially in the kids' room... also we have a balcony where in order to get to it, someone would have to basically scale the wall but I am still nervous about leaving the sliding doors (w/screens) open. I could lock the screen but I assume if someone really wanted to get in they would just cut it.
So, your windows would be open at night when it is 52 degrees? I know some people like to get under their quilts all bundled up but I would be freezing. Our windows get shut when it hits the 60's, lol. Brrrrr... At 52 degrees I might even have to kick on the heat a little.
That's what it looks like to me.